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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
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Hsw Vows. May ss:-vlcnI msths, & du,i
good to choice extra weetern. q S0S ~ wOOd
tc fAncy extrn siate.es 7u<D% " common To good
extrN Western, q t0<D5 ~.
Wneat-No. i Ned state. @kc: No 9 DO.
ssr No He'd. winter. May. $kc; june 6Sc I;
July sys< receipts, 24s, 3so; shipments. l9,loS.
CCrn-No mixed cash. SIC; MAY. Gkc DO
June. a-ke; July,tsc; receipts. 1868" bus snip.
oats-No. white state, ssS6ac: No. 2 90
ssc; No2 Mixed, June. .s.sc; receipts, 'I.cO bus;
Rys dull; western. ssocsc state, s,koeee.
Fork dull, old meas. Gs S.nlsS
l.Ard-June. ~ Is July, 81 Is; Aug. .; is.
Molassee dull at NC for ~ Noilins STOCK.
Turpentine firm At S7t.lSIkc -
Rusin dull strained to gCssl, C 2?kGl EN,
Petroleum dull Refined. in cases. $50.
1rctghta duh grain to Glasgow. lid.
Butter dull; Western Creamery. le0lsc
Elgin Creamery. sa0sc state dairy. halt nrktn
tubs, n0s2c. -
Cheese dull; western vlst, aollkc; good e
choice light skins. llk0lgkc. Fancy White,
l0S1lViAc: State Factory, lt~sc skins. toic.
ssgs steady state. lsSc; Western, l!ssG
sugar nrm, Refined Cutlcaf. CSC 6rSnu
lated, $40
Tsliow dull prime city. 8 lS-lsc.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair Ia good. S0Skc-
Coffee dull fair carxocs. slc for Rio.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25

~ uesl-June. ssc; July. s5kc Aug. si5Ec
Corn-May. size June, Sstc July, tvtIc
Aug NIc.
Oats-J nne. 9sllc July, &c Aug. 2hc.
Pork-Not quoted
Lard-June, u 6.x; July. @75; Aug. 90 s2k
Short kibs-June. q 22k July, 81 -; Aug
u SEX.
CIuIpe.
wheat-May. s7ssc; June. ss1sc.; July. s6ssc.
Aug, s5c.
Corn Nay. 87xc June. Ss5Ee Juiy, 4ohc
Aug, Ihc
OATS day. &c; June. la6skc; July. 27hc
Aug, 26Sc,
Pork-May. tes 50; June. t2a50
Lard-May. d b7k June. " 90; July. 90 10
Aug. S6 so.
R7hs-May. Gl7h; June. q TX; July
q 27k Aug.,E 3Ik
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
On Q JAunt to Virginia.

From the oxford Press.
David F. Msgee, esq, OF White Rock, Ian.
caster county, has at odd times devoted his
attention to amateur photography and Is now
quite enthusiastic over 1t. He will start next
week to drive to the battle fields in Virginia,
taking his Photographic outfit along to secure
views Of the scenes where the battles oc-
Cured. Squire Magee will be accompanied
by Vaughan Cope, of Tweedsle. Together
they will camp out on the historical soil OF
the Old Dominion, taking pictures by day
and writing letters TO newspapers by night.
They will be away some weeks
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
Live stock MArHes.

CHICAGO, May 4-rhe Drorers Journal re.
ports Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head shipments.
aOU market slow shipping steers. 80 10
l,sO D., o. 1904 IS; stockers and feeders. q 90
a. 10 cows. bulls and mixed. o. 0b23 50 : bulk,
q COOS 90; Texas cattle, .. .903i 05
Hogs-keceipts. $500 head shipments 5'G
head market weaker rough and liked, q u
$50: packing and shipping. a s5o5 -; light,
q s 65 90; sktps, t3 503a 81.
sheep Receipts, 500 head sbtpments,
1000 market strong natives. as Ufti 81 wooled
AMG4 10: Western. % 50SDi 80; Texans, =! go
50 lambs, o. 50o5 IS.
HAST LIBIKrY.Catue keceIpts, Is
shipments, lS2 market steady ut yesterday s
figures cattle shipped toNew York, none.
Hogs-hsceipt., sU head shipments 61
head /; market firm; Phiadelphias, o 1905 20
Workers, o IQ5 10; common TO light q 75G+ IS
pigs q 5OCi IS; hogs shipped to New York,
lcars.
sheep-Receipts, 90 head shipments. 700
market lOGl5c OF; prime $iGi ~; fair to good. % ss
as IS common, 81 50dt3 - yearlins lambs q IS
G525 spring lambs. s5 5g7tO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
struch by . Team snd Injured.

Yesterday afternoon - s. $. Spencer and
some of bis friends were standing In front Of
tho office of No. cotton mill looking at q
horse which Mr.. Spencer had some thought
of buying, the business wagon Of Reist 4 Co
came along at rather fast speed and drove
into the party. Jacob johnson, On employe
Of Mr. Spencer. who lives at l23 Arch alley,
was struck and knocked down by Reist's
wagon and very badly hurt Two OF
his ribs we're broken, his arm badly hurt
and bis legs cut and bruised. Reists driver
had plenty OF room to pass, and the only ex-
cuse made for him Is that he does not see
we'll,
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70 o - ssao
Tns usvssnse msssss . nsSslsatlsa lssu
RUe nonpoo me-.

r. oOvesnse msssn nsSsislslsa Issued
R0e oa0aee nano.
shssiR Lslningse, Of Stark county, Ohio,
eRFived IN this city q noon 10 day armed with
Q reputation for samuel Rina The charge
against Rtne h seduction under promise Of
marriage. end lest week the grand jury found
Q true bill against him. When the sherif o..
peared before the governor to have his requi.
sitiou houored hs was met by Thos. J. DaSie,
sttorney for Rine, who argued that the requi.
sition should not DO honored. The governor
thought otherwise, and up pended his name
10 the requisition.
Rtne was brought from the county prison
this afternoon and taken before Judge
Livingston.
He Cd mitted that he was the party wanted
and he was handed over TO the Ohio officer.
He will be taken to that state tonight
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
Their Second Appearance.

Fulton opera house was about halt filled
Lest evening, when the Grsu. Gordon oom.
pany presented " Fra DlavolA" The rain
storm prevented . larger attendance Miss
Ethel Lynton appeared - Zerlina, and she
y becoming fsvorits with the sudienceA
This evening "Mikado will be the pro-
gramme.
On Thursday evening, when "The Grand
Duchess" will be rendered, Q brass band IL
announced TO play upon the stage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25

o1Uen1snDe 9 lssn1ssssc3.
~ - A-Ioo oeIs:osn enni'
u 49, AoccS Nc
~ - esssosso u soe
49, 1Ssev svsaiaes nv ~. Tne
u - oU nevo ekten go
5 1eo9se0oe soe we cccadoo
uyS" OeosIson oeooeosn
gnS0A W. Aeyeo 0rief. Aaie
- Uceeeeees" Coaumota Aen'
A eeofeeA "D 1seIo 10
AZ q 1suAsr. Solo "Aoss
-. y. nes!. Wane IN .ne
- AGaiost 0eosse OuaoisationA"
DHathejssl -. d. Qusrteste.
- veGAe aad Wslse. nessss Moore ana
O61ooe1uo, I" Tho u III in The Forest"
- osuAeDtfA Ad6re0, "Our Order"
- 0tyuo 90. Duet Carnival Of
1l1DD veohee end Welsh. Reed
oo0o1oed, 010 A. u. bfunef. Male
"vilags Dance" M@nnercnor.
1o1sA Ofotico, General J. r. 3 Goblin.
- eo1uA Roll on Majestic ocean,"
9oaneeehoe. waits Cscilian orchestra
CaoroA EnesesaannsasA
II n onteetainmsot took place In the St
npo Lufheran church lost evening given
- - children In the primary department
r. - Sunday school. The wsasher IVES very
SAvogahao loe the AFFAIR, although there Wa
y l6RRo number peepent The programme
'1rnuaed q muse, rocitations. reading, etc,
q ~ schools scouisasd themselves in Q very
1ooA nanner. The money realized will be
nVuAnA 70 the church debt fund.
I ~ Rueaell N,so,ouary society Of the Trim.
4 - NeJurued church, will hold meeting
SSis evening In the lecture room Of the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
B,rthdsy Celebrstfon,

G. Al Smith, wss treated to surprise party
by number of his friends, on Tuesday even.
Ing in honor of his 35th birthday. The invited
guests psrtook Of . sumptuous banquet dur.
ing which MIR. Smith was presented with .
gold. d.headed cane. The presentation speech
was made by Councilman Beard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
Both Legs Cut on.

On Tuesday afternoon David Bosler, sge
l9 years, residing near Biandon, Berks
county, on the East Penn railroad, attempted
near his home to jump on freight train. He
missed his footing, however, and was thrown
under the wheels and very seriously In jured.
His right foot WAS cut of at the ankle joint
and the lett one above the joint
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
Another United states Msr.hsi.

The president has appointed .Charles N.
Stafford to be marshal Of the United States
for the Eastern district OF New York. Mr..
Stafford is we'll known lawyer Of Brooklyn.
He ie member of the Kings county Democ.
rscy and was indor.ed by nearly all the lead.
ing Democrats Of Brooklyn for the position
tor which he has been appointed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25

Art hour. From II O'Clock 10 noon. however.
there was moro bidding. ana under the leader
ship OF Peoria. Decatur 4 Evansville ana west.
ern Union prices advanced y TO ~ psr cent The
MARKET snow firm at the b, 81 fe utre.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
AaRhET -.
Philadelphia Produee Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25-Jlour market drm
sales, Sr barrels; Minnesota Bakers, q GtlsI 10 !;
Pennsylvania Family. a. o.; Western dc,
~ l5S1t6i; Patents, ~ 7OSih -
Bye hour steady, .! I5I2 s5.
Wheat NAV. $50 June, sllc {; July.
95kc.; August, f3c.
Corn-May. .6xc.; June, Ec; July. E19c
August, %skc.
Osts-ssy. s7ssc; June, Size; July. s7hc.;
August, 36Ac.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
Assaulted Win Q Hoe.

Adam Charles, Of Lancaster township, has
been prosecuted before Alderman A. +. Don.
belly tor an assault and battery on Charles
Hcinx, Qf ihS same TOW nship According to
76o prooecultor's statement the men were
working TOD Pther In field and without any
provocstion Dharles struck him with Q hoe.
a...,. 4 warrant r. issued for tho arrest Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25

Hvv YoaK. Nay %. In p. m.-Aoney loaned
4 lkos per cant exohAnge steady. y UOt ~
0ovospmen1 Arm. CuErency 6s. q ~ osd' 80
Ooup, o. 9ek bidi %<'s do n lAx bid.
1he stock msrket opened Gull at fracttonA %.
eIinss from the closing figures OF last night ana
romainel duu ana 5eatureaeoe tAyoughout tAe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
Went to MichiaAn.

W. B. Mower, representing the Union
News company in this city, left to-day on q
three weeks business and pleasure trip TO
Chelsea, Michigan.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
intend holding q strawberry festival on
Thursday and Friday evenings of next wee X.
The proceeds will be used tor carpeting, re.
papering and for the general repair OF the
reading room and library
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25

poegesous JOB.
The cord wh Was used on the fiag pole
og the postofnO rottsd on, and this morring
the letter CARRIE put ups new one. Harry
Yscklsy, BY me- OF ladders. crawled TO the
tor Of the pole, q put the new cord through
y: & pulley n~ rather d'ns'''o''l001''s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
Two Receive ren nsiops.

Pensions were recently granted John 4.
Stsutier, QusrryviIle, and Samuel :. Hess,
Strssburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
s.e,. aF6, q aesso Lssss.

A pair Of horse u Pss wss stolen from the
stable Of Calvin J. 0fo6, EeA Orapge ssreeton
Tuesday sftsrnoon. \Ths thief h supposed to
have been Q man Ndresssd In blue shirt.
H,s dsscsiptioa WIS furnished 10 The police
lorea bat 10 hes not YET been ayyested.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
APPOINTED Notary,

A. ". Snsder, OF New Holland, has been
commissioned notary public. His commits
ION was received at the recorders office to.
day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
Ra-ElareAd PrtnCtuAi

Rev. w. Q. Schaetier was reelected prin
cipal OF Pastinste college, at Myerstown, for
another year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25

REMEMBER al entries for Whit Monday races
ut McGrann's park-3 3 minute class. purse tiU I;
$40 class. purse o. rs will close ~ ii p. IL Wed
nesday, May Is, at flee OF Jacob B. Long. sec
retary, Centre Square. m2l-3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
a W0OD-Ca0PPss lHJURBD.
1shA Campbell Cuts He Ksos BY the Az
0lADciug From Q Log.

0lanciug From . Log.
RAwLINsvILLE, May 2a.-Mr. John
Campbell, Of Providence township, recently
~ with serious socldant He WAS chop
~ Wood n ~ s.KasUds Of Mr.. J. D. Penny,
- -, accidentally glanced of log
lUck hun on the knee, inflicting .
s1iui wound which will keep him from
work for some tima Mr.. Penny took him
70 his home, where DR.. J. M. Deaver VA
summoned to dress the wound.
Ex-Conmis issioner John Armstrong, o
Martic township, who has been seriously III
for some time, Is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. Patrick Mos caught . number Of 6ne
shad recently ON his island In the Susque
hanna Among the nnny tribe there wsa
one which weighed seven and one-hall
poundA Quite number Of the residents 0i
our village and surrounding neighborhood
have been successful In having good catch
during the last week.
A party OF seven ladies from the neighbor.
hood Of Conestogs Centre passed through
this locality recently on horsebsck on route
for the residence Of Nj. Eyrs Eshlemsn, In
Drumore township Their handsome steeds
and tasty riding habits, together with the
grace OF the riders, were much admired.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-25
June Adjourned Quarter Sessions.


District Attorney Weaver has issued bis
tzial list tor the adjourned court OF quarter
sessions, beginning June 8. Following is q
list of cases
Monday June John Marshall, felonious
entIy, etc. J. Alfred Turner, sssault and
battery L. Hayes Montgomery, Edward J.
Kuhn, Harry Q Welchsns, fOrnicstion snd
bastaIdy Jscob Bryan, w. L. Sourbeer, ss-
sault and battery Mary Null, adultery
Hiram Slough, fornicstion E: T. Paul, ct
a., false pretenso Samuel Null, selling
liquor Without license; WIN. Griffith,
Henry Trosils, selling 70 minors, Alex.
Hood, selling without license; lsrsel Landia.
larceny Lewis q. Gilgore, selling without
ltcsnse Bepj. r. Rowe embezzlement /;
Julius Lederman, attempt 70 rsyish VIM.
Cline, embexxlenent VIM. Duffin, ct a. +,
conspiracy Geo Benedict ct al, selling
without license Fred. Rahter, false pre-
tonso
Tuesday, June flames II. Jacobs, Alex.
ender Leibsley. murder J. r. Hotter, libel;
John Arndt false pretense J. L. Butler,
libel Adam Oolsnder, embezzement
Saturday, June ll-Joseph Steib, surety
Of the peace jerome NJ. Grub, deserti0n
Samuel Fritz, desertiOn John ID. Baker,
deaertton.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

house, where they were escorted by
Manager j. =. Garland to tue boxes
on either side Of the stage, which
were rendered them by special invita-
ton. The play was Called Back" by
Joseph Grismer and strong compa~
ny, and the performance was delayed
fifteen minutes for the bridal party
To arrive.
AN ENTERTRISING PHOTOGRAPHER
Mr.. w. d. Jackson, the photogra
pher, with his accustomed enterprise
planted his camera in the street DIES
pite the mud, and succeeded in horn
ing the mob oil OF the instrument
while the police cleared the range of
the camera long enough for him to &c
cure fine negative of the bride,
groom and minister, with showcase
ate Chments.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
SEEC-AT ECR ER-

Good brown domestic, worth 6 cts,
today only - cents.
Standard . cent dc mestics, our price
) cents, today cents.
All regular II cent domestics, our
price IL cents, today 5 cents
Lonsdsle and all II > and II cent
cambrics, today 10 cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
CoaI!CoaI!.CoaI!!,

"A prophet is not without honor
save in his own country" Yet Morris
Csscarine IS recognized at home as
al efficient medicine 1t is mild in
its effects, pleasant TO take and I'M
filling in its action.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

If thls genueman should get hard
up he would go 10 DUFF DoMNAU,
;Ot assistance. AZ DoMNAU's is the best
place in Texas to get money or TO
pend it. Blue front, south side OF
square. al / of tNree gilt ba's >, Waco
and Gil Main street. Dallas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

An elegant line OF Plush Dressing
Cases aud Manicure Sets at w, a.
Williamson Il Co.'S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
AN INCIDENT.

During the excitement incident
upon the alarm of fire, one of the spec
tators to the wedding fell in a fit on
the sidewalk opposite and was taken
into j. Il. Willis Il Cos, drug store.
December /, 1857, VIII not soon be
forgotten in Waco or Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
Hest Holiday Gus.
An Emerson Piano.
\ Mathushck Piano.
4 Steinwsy Piano.

a Weber Piano.
a Goggan ~ Bro, Organ.
These are to be had only At Thomas
Goggan Il Bro, No. 1863 south Fourth
street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
Good Only for Wednesday,

thcora epcr,o prcet
n Ii q .
! %
mpore y ,u V Hu 4 oi
cen
d cent eel
N IL . Seen iay cents
l. g c d
int Do tie is lie
ct Die inn a al OF pr tcens.t day jeuts
cents
yard tues dan ; ) ware .ourp 10 TO lay
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
= NOVEL; WEDDING.


At O'Clock last evening there oc-
curred III this city tie most unique
wedding it ever fell to the lot OF
mortal to chronicle, This was the
marriage of Mr. Edward T.. Hawkins
and Miss Mary Cherry, in one of the
show windows OF Jones ~ Goodloc.
the clothlcrs opd dealeT~ in gents
furnenirg goods. Austin street, The
wedding was announced about the
middle of tho month, but the identity
II HE parties wes kept n profound
secret. Speculation run high and
many wild guesses were made, while
there were Ell along those who were
4ckptical rs to the carrying out of the
programme. In the morning early
it began to drizzle, and
all day long the rain came wan
derirg leisurcly down as if ii had al
a5ul dance of time. The consequence
was that by evening the streets
were perfect lob lOlIy and the cross
ings almost impossible. NOtwilh
stending all this fully All hour before
the appointed time the sidewalk i'll
irol of Jones Il Goodloe's handsome
csta b.ishmcnt was thronged and thC
store literally besieged by anxious
spectators. The store was cleared
however, aud the doors closed. Ad
ditions were made in rapid succession
until the crowd had swelled into
thousands, who packed the side
walk on both sides of the street, and
together with vehicles of all kind;
( practically
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

You can't help liking them they
are so very sma' and their action is
so very perfect. Only one pill a
dose. Carriers Little Liver Pills,
Try them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

We don't desire to take upyour time with
CIRCUS TALK. but prefer putting our figures
plainly and quickly before YOU leaving TO
your judgement whether or not we mean
what we say
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

Mr. f. r. hawkins is timer, in
the employ of Mr. &. y. Curtis, 25
years old, and was attircd i'll n tulI
dress suit. lie gave some evidences OF
nervousness, fully iu,titiable, when 1t
is remembered that he WAS not only
about to be married, and in the pres
euce Of surglng multitude, pushing
and showing each other about in a
very muddy street, in an effort to get
a better view, snd g.Zing At himself
and his intended wire as they night at
a monkey show-not ouly this, but TO
be married in sight Of his employers
burning building.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
GOldSteln 81 Mjeo:
UNPRECEDENTED OEEEp
We the following I prices for "Wednesday Friday this 1
positively will be torose
ON sewers o each we,kd ring the season SALES


- ----C- X
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= 80 " i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

Miss Mary T.. Berry looked pale,
and resolu,e and was attired in white
,stin. She Is the daughter of q widow
living ST No. 175 south sixth street.
and is lady OF cstimaDle character
and personal accomplishments.
THE MISISIFR.
The ceremony was performed III "a
feeling and fsullies, manner by ley.
Horace Bishop pastor OF the flit1
street Methodist church, WHO waived
not one jotof the occasion solemuitf
byyiItue Of the peculiar surroundingr.
10 THE GARLAND.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony
the bridal couple, with their attend
ants, proceeded TO the Garland opers
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-12
Water for Animals.

Germantown Telegraph.
All animals should be provided with pure
water and with none Is it more necessary than
with mich COWS. Serious results have been
known follow the of impure stagnant
water. It is not every farm that has natural
and unfaling supply of water. although many
have n condition that should be observed in the
purchase of a farm as it Is of the most val
liable considerations that can be named A
never-failng spring OF abundant supply cannot
be too highly priced 1t costs nothing for repairs,
and is always good working order; but such
blessings are not shared by all, and hence arises
the necessity for providing some artificial means
of supply Wells with pumps will answer all
demands upon farms with email number of
animals, but upon farms where they num-
bered by scores pumping water from we'll by
hand would be both laborious and expensive.
In such cases there would probably be no better
mode OF supply than by wind power, which,
when adopted, should be so situated that the
power could be utilized for other purposes upon
the farm. OF course this is expensive
method of procuring water but under some con-
ditions becomes necessity In district with
an undulating surface reservoirs can be formed,
winter be stored for summer use and may
serve satisfactorily. Upon some farms there
are springs, which. IL utilized properly, by con-
Quoting the water into troughs would be amply
sufficient, out left to themselves are insufficient
to do more than make mass OF mud whore the
cattle tread continually TO Stake their thirst.
Quite small spring run into some troughs or
tubs will furnish an abundant supply.